Breaking! Don't bogart that joint, my friend...
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Personally I would prefer cannabis over opioids. It doesn’t have the dependency issues.This is the current "prescription" for weed: "Smoke it / eat it until you feel better. (or pass out)"
I do understand. You're the one who doesn't seem to understand that 40 states and D.C. have determined that Cannabis IS a perfectly legitimate treatment for some conditions and as of a few days ago, the Federal Government decided to get out of the way of the overwhelming Scientific evidence that supports it.
The Standard of Care comes down to basically adhering to generally accepted practices.
In 1996 Medical Marijuana was legalized in California, from 1998 to 2000, 7 other states legalized it and as I pointed out earlier, it is legal in 40 states and D.C..
Each state tightly regulates the production and sale. Along with multiple independent tests for potency, pesticides and many other things.
Each plant is tracked, seed to sale.
"Generally accepted Practices" have been established.
This isn't, Johnny selling dime bags on the corner. That's still illegal.
Each State sets it's own guidelines, because the Federal Government, like you, has been way behind the Science.
Sure, not all Doctors are on board, but there's plenty of Doctors out the who won't prescribe Opioids or Viagra. Some won't prescribe Ozempic for weight loss. Not all Doctors will perform an abortion.
All those are Medically accepted practices.
The Science is out there and I'm sure that soon there will be a nice template to fit all of your concerns into, now that the Classification has been changed. Right now, there's 40 states doing their own thing, but soon the Federal Government will step in and clean everything up to your satisfaction.
Funny, but not true.This is the current "prescription" for weed: "Smoke it / eat it until you feel better. (or pass out)"
Here's some Voodoo on the subject.
Consensus recommendations on dosing and administration of medical cannabis to treat chronic pain: results of a modified Delphi process - PMC Consensus recommendations on dosing and administration of medical cannabis to treat chronic pain: results of a modified Delphi process - PMC
